The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

leave tonight on q visit OF six weeks TO
Nauvoo, ILL.,, 10 see her aunt, Mrs.
John b. joking,
H. l. MORGAN, OF the NJ. and @.
ticket Office, left Monday for Little
Rock, to visit bis friend II. Keats,
Of "Keatts Place." Ark.
Col. II. NJ. Nicely and wife have 70.
turned from the GIeenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, where they passed
most 1 the heated term.
JOHN HEDGES, the only Wanamaker's
smooth and fat faced John, is among
his railroad friends, doing 'em up In
brass button clothes.
CHARLKs A. KENDALL has taken
charge OF the Lee Liue boot store, az
sole manager, and would be pleased
to see all his friends.
The following named cotton men
have returned from the East: Gen.
B. +. Patterson, T. Hsiman, A. @.
Tread veil, Ed. Baker, q. II. Latham,
Fred. B. Jones.
J. suaKRFIELD, st. Louis, Mo-. A.
G.. Harper, Des Arc, Ark; j. M. Sut-
ton, Chattanooga, Tenn, and w. r.
Shepherd, Australia, Miss, are regis.
tered ct Gsston's.
TIE sons Of J. @. Nicely, ]. L. Ran.
die, W. X. Mallory, l.. 4. Wright, ],
V. Johnston, Y N Estes, j. II. Smith
and Ben Henderson left yesterday for
Bingham School, North Carolina.
Mics SARAH scHwARTs has returned
home after an absence OF several
weeks. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Julia Greenwald, who
will remain her guest for q short stay.
Mrs. FANNIE TOWNSEND, one OF the
Oldest ladies in West Tennessee, died
yesterday at the residence OF her SON.
in.law, No. 208 Alabama street. The
remains were in'erred in the after.
noon,
Col. A. o. TRRADwKLL and his
daughters, Mrs. Ed Bessley and Mrs.
Arthur Taylor and their children, and
Mrs. Psrmelia Coe have returned from
Colorado Springs and other points In
Colorado.
MRs, BETTE S. Hill and Mrs.
X lchel Gowling leave this morning
for Chattanooga, being delegates 10
the State convention OF the Homan'e
Christian temperance Union, which
meets there on the l4lh.
CHARLIE JOHNSTON, the heavy
weight pay masler Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, found upon ar.
rival at bis home In Decatur, Ala, last
Saturday, q new ten pound boy, and
10 receiving the congratulations OF his
many friends.
T. A. DxvAs. New York; o. s.
Johnson, Riverton, Miss; ID. s.
Bunch, Benton, Miss. I. b. Hendrick,
Columbus, Miss. Frank Timble, Cor.
'sicans, Tex; X. q. Nall, Evansville,
Ind. WV Watkins, Aberdeen, Miss. F;
W. Williams, Atlanta, Ca, are al
Dufy's Hotel.
JuDoE SAM P. WALKER and Samuel,
IT,, are doing" the lakes and watering
places OF Minnesota. Sammy, IT,, is
OF coursa occupied with a hook and
line, and II 10 all the devoted sire can
do TO get him TO cease long en- ough TO
take on refreshments. He is only Q IL
years OF age, but recently caught q
pickerel Ia Lake Carlos weighing
eleven and q half pounds.
w. A. JOPLIN, wife and daughter, OF
Charlottesville, NO.; T.. NJ. Brown, Of
Louisville, southern manage OF In,
standard OIL Com pany; Mr.. Luea
Nance, Of Fort Smith, Ark. (; Col. j. M
HAYNES, OF Murfreeeboro, Tenn; w.
b Eversop, Of Cincinnati; O. B. Frost,
OF Boston; q. \. Allison ard +. A.
Francisco, OF New York, are among
the prominent arrivals at the Peabody,
vIsIroRs on Charge yesterday: O.
II. Fsut, Mississippi; :. b. Cham, Mis-.
sissippi b Friend, Oxford, Miss. Joe
Friend, Oxford, Mi + Krouse, Fay.
cite, Miss; N. i Idheim, Edwards,
Miss. ID. McCar,, Mississippi; Mis-
Lulu McOarty, Mlsslssippi; w. II,
Grfin, Union City, Tenn; Leedy
Matthews, 0kolons, Miss. Miss Nors
Mccain, mississippi; @. II. Mccain
Mississippi. :
MISS HELKN DAuvRAY's illness and
the unexpected abandonment Of her
company have created a great deal OF
talk among the,tficsl people. The
young premiere's temporary retire
ment has caused general regret, aud
the Tears Tor her recovery are general.
The members Of her company who are
Ia this way thrown out OF employment
are somewhat unhappy and the 70
cipients OF much simI athy. Miss
DAuyray was billed for an appearances
In this city about the middle Of the
season. Should shs recover II 10 prob
able company will be recognised BY
her and the engagement filled.